Challenge

Week 2 Challenge

AIM:

1.1 How will you assign Circular section to column?


Introduction:

  • Column are the vertical member in the Structure that can be of varying size in dimensions
  • The circular section of column is provided at the upper floor of the building for the better load carrying and access purpose


Procedure:

  • Create the model in the staad pro that can be a column
  • Go to properties in that Define parameters
  • Assign the circular shape of the column
  • The radius of the circular is given

1.2: How will you assign Unit system to a. std model file?

ANS:

  • To Assign unit system in the staad pro
  • Go to file menu and then settings
  • open the structural settings
  • Change the dimensions as the required units

1.3: What are the parameters to be specified while using “Bay Frame” option?

ANS:

  • To create the parameter of the design by Bay frame
  • By clicking on the Structural wizard option
  • Click on the frame model option
  • click on the Bay frame option
  • Enter the parameters like the length, breadth, height and the bay frame along the length, breadth and height

1.4: Name few codal standards incorporated in STAAD Pro software.
ANS:

  • In Staad pro the Codal standard is incorporated for Steel, Concrete, Aluminum.
  • For the Steel the codal provision are IS 800, IS 800: 2007, IS 800:2007 WSD, IS 801
  • For the concrete Codal provision are the IS 456 and IS 13920 for the Seismic Design


1.5: How will you specify the design compressive strength for an RCC section?
ANS:

  • Go to the Design option
  • Click on the define parameter
  • In the design Parameter the FYLD Compressive strength of RCC section is Given as 25000 KN/m^2

2:1: State the “Input” steps involved in RCC design.

ANS:

Steps Involved in RCC design are


1. Geometry: The Node location and the node spacing are given
2. Properties: Specify the Sectional properties of the section
3. materials: Specify the properties of the material
4. Specifications: The specifications are given
5. Support: The end support is to be given
6. Loading: Need to provide the loading pattern and the loading combination
7. Analysis: Need to Analysis the modal and all the Input Specification are Given
8. Design: Finally, the Design are to be done


2:2: Explain the difference between Fixed and Enforced support condition in STAAD-Pro

ANS:

  • In STAAD, support displacement loads cannot be applied to such models when the FIXED type of support is specified.
  • For the ENFORCED BUT type, there is no provision to specify a spring constant.
  • The only choices, which are built into the program, are - zero stiffness


3:1. Explain the steps involved in analysis of a model using STAAD Pro sequentially.

ANS:

The steps involved in analysis of a model are

  • Before Analysis the model the load pattern and the load combination are to be provided to the model
  • Then go to Analysis option
  • Define Command
  • Select the data for the analysis of the model by perform analysis, P delta analysis, Nonlinear analysis
  • It depends upon the support conditions

3.2. Explain the two ways in which a structural framework/model can be created in STAAD Pro software.

ANS:

The two ways to model a structural framework is
1. Creating model by Node by Node
2. Creating model by Bay frame by

3.3. Elaborate the different support conditions in STAAD Pro.

ANS:

3.4. How will you extract the stress distribution for a staircase slab?


ANS:

  • The Design of Staircase slab is done by Node placement
  • The creation of plate is used in stair case
  • BY using Generate mesh
  • The stress distribution for the staircase slab is done by viewing color in the slab of the design

3.5. Explain the different ways to view SFD & BMD in STAAD Pro.

ANS:

  • After completion of the Design the staad pro will automatically provide the BMD & SFD
  • By Entering to the Post processing process click on ok
  • By clicking the beam results check the shear force Fx and bending moment in Mz

Practical
1. Analyze the following structural elements and validate the results
A. Simply Supported Beam
a. A Simply supported beam with two-point loads symmetrically placed
b. Span L = 20m
c. Load P = 50kN each
d. Both P located at 5m from each support

2. Fixed Beam
a. Span L = 16m
b. Uniformly Distributed Load w=9kN/m

1.

Aim: create the simply supported beam in Staad pro and analysis

procedure:

step-1

Geometry:

step-2

properties:

Step-3

Material:

step-4

support creation :

Step-5

Loading

Step-6

Run analysis

Aim: create a fixed supported beam and analysis in Staad pro.

Procedure:

step-1

geometry

Step-2

Properties:

Step-3:

Material:

step-4:

step-5

step-6

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